Abstract
Remarkable enhancement of guanine alkylation just opposite a bulged site by 13R-1 compared with those in normal duplex DNA is ascribable to the formation of a unique intercalated complex that is attainable only at the bulged sites (see picture). This observation suggests that 13R-1 can be used as a chemical probe for the bulged structure of DNA.
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